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An outstanding reference source to the key topics, problems and debates in this exciting subject, and essential reading for students and researchers of philosophy of religion from across the Humanities and Social Sciences.
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Introduction
Part 1: Theoretical Orientations
1. Feminist Approaches to Religion Beverley Clack
2. Phenomenological Approaches to Religion John Manoussakis
3. Postmodern Approaches to Religion Nick Trakakis
4. New Atheist Approaches to Religion Trent Dougherty and Logan Paul Gage
5. Wittgensteinian Approaches to Religion Genia Schönbaumsfeld
6. Fundamentalist Approaches to Religion Harriet Harris
Part 2: Conceptions of Divinity
7. Chinese Conceptions of Divinity Karen Lai
8. Islamic Conceptions of Divinity Imran Aijaz
9. Hindu Conceptions of Divinity Monima Chadha
10. Christian Conceptions of Divinity John Bishop
Part 3: Epistemology of Religious Belief
11. Religious Experience Jerome Gellman
12. Religious Faith Mark Wynn
13. Religious Disagreement Bryan Frances
14. Religion and Superstition Ed Feser
Part 4: Metaphysics and Religious Language
15. Realism and Anti-Realism Michael Scott
16. Analogy, Metaphor and Literal Language Roger M. White
17. Scientific Interpretation of Religious Texts David Bartholomew
18. Metaphysics and Religion Kevin Hart
Part 5: Religion and Politics
19. Religious Pluralism Victoria Harrison
20. Religion in the Public Square Marci Hamilton
21. Religious Tolerance Mehdi Aminrazavi
22. Religious Violence Daniel McKaughan
Part 6: Religion and Ethics
23. Religion and Metaethics Michael Smith
24. Religion and Normative Ethics David Oderberg
25. Religion and the Meaning of Life Neil Levy
26. Religion and Suffering Michael Levine
27. Religion and Flourishing Christopher Toner
Part 7: Religion and Scientific Scrutiny
28. Religion and Reason Rob Koons
29. Religion and Cognitive Science Todd Tremlin
30. Religion and Science Sahotra Sarkar
31. Religion and Metaphysical Naturalism Neil Manson.
Index
Summary
An outstanding reference source to the key topics, problems and debates in this exciting subject, and essential reading for students and researchers of philosophy of religion from across the Humanities and Social Sciences.
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